It feels so good to have moisturized clean hair that can grow and get plenty of sun water and air! I been wearing a simple moisturized Afro and it looks kept and presentable making my confidence go higher, I get more positive attention than the wigs! Our hair matches us and grows out , big and beautiful, It’s unique and makes us stand out. Also it grow faster when it can breath & be pampered 0 breakage very little shedding. My only wish is I would have did this many years ago and never turned back to extensions and wigs.
It's never too late...you are still right on time to make the positive decisions you've made for your hair. You are doing an amazing thing by building your confidence like this. The way you are going, you'll have no match...Well done Lovely 😊
I feel the way that you do. I wish l knew then what l know now, when l was younger. I am 57 and only learned 2 years ago, thanks to UA-cam hair gurus, how to care for my natural crown. Thanks for your comment ❤
I’m realizing this message is only for the few who will listen. Many will continue this, to the detriment of not only the physical consequences to the hair and scalp, but also the psychological consequences to how they view their own beauty. To think that you need a wig or attachments to protect your own hair, is thinking that the protective style itself is still not beautiful. We can make twists, plaits, corn rows with our own hair beautiful!!! We just have to manage it. We can’t leave it for weeks without redoing. But the ladies don’t want to hear that. When you suggest to just wear a cute scarf or head wrap, that’s still not enough. The problem runs DEEP. It’s heartbreaking, but it’s true. Beautiful, intelligent women with a head full of hair will still throw on a wig or attachments, even after finding that the chemicals in the fake hair are harmful. My best friend from high school did this and I never understood it. This is purely a spiritual issue. Jesus said let them that have ears hear. But we already know that there will only be a few. God bless you Sis. Keep encouraging the few that will hear. 💕
I totally get what you mean! But do you think there's a problem if i wear an afro wig because I have on 3 month old conrows underneath? This isn't necessarily a hatred for conrows but rather it looks untidy after 3 months 🤔
@Foxx-fj7wk Sis, I’d recommend just redoing your cornrows when they start to look untidy. Or wear a beautiful scarf or head wrap. I wear flat twists that turn to plaits in the front and just plaits in the back. I redo them every 3 weeks. This keeps them looking neat, as well as just setting aside time to love on my strands. 🥰 But ultimately we have to do what suits us. I just know the more comfortable we are wearing out protective styles, the more we and others get accustomed to them. Our hair will thrive, our daughters wil love their own kinks, and we can display our crowns in all their glory when we take them out on occasion. It’s a win/win/win all around. ☺️ That's just my perspective. 💕💙
Such a powerful message and well articulated. I wish I could give you 1 million thumbs up. Thank you for helping to empower the next generation of natural Queens ❤❤.
It's true we need to rethink our choices,most of us cant wear our natural hair for a year straight...but we can slay every other kind of hair extension for a year straight Everyone should try the one year, natural -no extensions challenge
@@fatimamanneh943214 y 14 years of locking, and before that around 5-6 years of no chemicals , but with braiding both hair and adding extensions. Chemicals will never enter my hair again, ever. Love being 💯natural.
I totally agree with you ma! Wigs and extensions are the reason black women cannot grow their hair, period! Most of us just don’t care about our hair but crave for long healthy hair yet we see people who invest time and resources to grow long and healthy hair and call them liars or give credit their their genes. Glad I’m not the only one who thinks hair stylists don’t give a damn about the hair that grows out of your scalp. It’s just about installing beautiful wig or weaves that appeal to you and others so they get more customers and make more money at the expense of your hair. They don’t care if that braid will cause you to lose hair, so far as it’s nice, they will make it! Before I went natural almost 3 yrs ago, I had 20 inches relaxed hair, did my own relaxing and washing, moisturizing and sealing and would go get braids once in a while. Had a very bad cut from the stylist in the name of trimming stray hair and making the braids neat. So many stands were cut and I had to cut about 10 inches off my hair to even it out. It was a really painful experience and I cried so much. I eventually made that big decision to go natural and care for my hair by myself at that has been my best decision ever. People don’t believe my natural hair is just 2yrs 8 months old. Like, no one is touching my hair anymore 😅
GIRI ,I agree with you..I been stopped messing with stylist ,some really don't care about your hair.This has been a long journey for us Black women, we are just really learning how to care for our on hair ,and so we should. It takes time ,it's so much to learn. I didn't know what to do or what to use ,how often to use or how often to wash,you know what mean .I was so confused 😕, but I did my homework, and and didn't give up.I also did the big cut ,and now I'm 22 ins and growing, because I didn't gave up,but I wanted to sometimes. Ladies don't gave up on your hair ,you can do this .😅
I will never understand that part where they trim your hair after braiding...I can never understand it cos Girl...they be cutting your hair in the name of trimming hairs.. it's just crazy. Glad you made the right decision for your hair🙌🏽🙌🏽
I'm so sorry you had to go through that! I don't understand why some women get scissor-happy and decide to cut hair that doesn't belong to them! That so called hairstylist was apparently jealous of your hair! A long time ago that same thing happened to me,and I came in just for a trim!😤
@@Trudy_love Those who care for their hairs by themselves really end up having healthier hair and retaining more length...cos you will be more careful with your hair. Thank you so much for sharing your experience 😊
I am sixty years old and wore extensions over a period of thirty years and unfortunately I am left with short edges that I am struggling to grow back because of the tight braiding and a sensitive scalp I can barely touch you spoke the whole truth and nothing but the truth sis thank you dear for another informative video ❤❤❤
@@angelagardener5282 Also you can do different tea hair rinses to use b4 the oil. Different tea rinses have helped me tremendously weekly n I leave it in. Best wishes❤
Thank you so much for being here...I appreciate you also for sharing. Try the herbal teas I've talked about on this channel...along side your rosemary oil...am certain your edges will be restored. Be patient and consistent.. it'll be ok. Be blessed 🙏🏾
I went and got my first and last silk press back in march and she was so rough with my hair, combing it with a small tooth comb while it was dry and when I would say something she tried to chalk it up to me being tender headed which I am not never have been. I will never go to another stylist again. I do my own natural hair and it’s thriving. In fact she even said whatever your doing to your hair keep doing it cause it’s thick and healthy and didn’t need much trimming.
Thanks for this. My daughter is 27 years old. 10 years ago I went natural due to psoriasis and hair loss, starting with wigs. Then COVID lockdown, I stopped wigs as my 50th birthday photoshoot was about to happen. I am proud to say that I styled my hair for my 50th. It was so beautiful even my daughter and husband loved it. Not looked back, I ignore all comments.
So glad I listened to this video. I will need to relisten until it sinks in. Women mostly want make comments on other women's hair where I love too. Thank you for sharing your replies, you handled these experiences with so much grace 💜💜
Well said‼️💕 In the area of you styling, great response, you gave. I have hip length hair, but I don’t twist, I ‘platt’ my hair everyday in 4. I am Not sure what word is known to y’all. Brade it in 4 everyday. When I go out, like to Church I do one braide to the side or 2 braids or braids pinned up. That’s my style. So Don’t let people dictate your life and the choices you make for your hair. We can’t get rid of haters. 😅. All the best. I like your videos and your hair just the way they are. 🎉💕
Hello mother fro❤️ I pray that God grants you long life so you continue to give us knowledge You're actually my role model I love you so much I completed SHS last year and my hair is doing so well
Thank you so much for all of this good teaching i wish I knew all of this good teaching years ago . but I have been natural for 12 yrs and my hair is down my back I love my natural hair and thank you so much
Since I learnt how to care for my hair, I stopped going to stylist, I started doing my hair myself and it has paid we'll for me so far😊. Thanks for always showing up, you inspire me on my own hair journey🤗
Installing locs 5 years ago really saved my natural hair before I was wearing fake hair (box braids) back to back for many years even though I was shampooing the braids & my scalp every 2 weeks but still I didn’t see real growth until I stop using fake hair my hair is the longest it has ever been almost to bra strap length finally because of having patience taking care of my locs
The things you were doing, wasn't really getting to your real hair... that's why you weren't seeing real growth. Glad for the decision you finally made for your hair. Patience is a virtue 😊
You are absolutely beautiful and i love love love you hair. I am honestly confident with my naturally hair and get lots of compliments about it though mostly wear it in twist out. Twice in my life time i tried to get weave in and laugh at myself to scorn😂 and just take it out right after. Good thing it was my sis that did it so i did not waste much money. i thought i looked idious 😂😂 now i leave that mess alone its not for me. You have said a lot that needs to be taken serious for the sake of our black community.
Thank you. Just inspired me to continue my hair journey. Your hair is beautiful. there's no need for braids with such length and body. I hope to get to that level 1 day.
Wigs look cute on some people but not me. It makes me look weird. I have also ditched extensions after I learned that the chemicals used in making it are linked to health issues. I look cuter in my natural hair. My hubby and boys all prefer it too so I totally get it when you say the creator intended our looks to match afro hair. My black features are very distinct so once you see me, you know I can't possibly have straight hair ;-)
haven’t worn weave extensions in 3 years and don’t regret it. my hair was so dry under the wigs and the braids. I took care of my extensions but not my own hair 🤦🏽♀️ made the decision to wear my natural hair out full time in 2021
God bless you my dear! The truth! I thank God for knowing the truth! I ssssooo gratefull for that! My hair is so beautifull! It's 5 years now since i start trying to grow it...I pray for those Who are not aware yet❤❤❤
Thank you for this video❤ i need this to keep me going it's been over two months since ive let go of the extensions and wigs. It's a serious addiction my hair would be so much longer if i never did this being that ive been natural since 2010😌
Thank you for this video it was beautifully done 🤗 Ladies lets take care of our natural hair. I have a bald spot in the very front of my head. It started from chronic stress and it turned to Alopecia. I have been doing everything to get my hair to grow in that bald spot. I have been to a dermatologist and trichologist. The dermatologist gave me ointment for my scalp but said it was a chance my hair may not grow back in that spot. The trichologist said, she had a treatment plan, but it would cost me $3,000 and something. I started researching hair loss and have been using herbal powders and herbal teas rinses. I do see some results. I do wear wigs to church. I hate to wear wigs, but because of the bald spots I have know choice. I will be so happy when my hair grow back in that spot so I can let go of the wigs.😢
I'm so proud of you having such a strong sense of self at a young age. I wish I had the courage and boldness when I was younger but as long as I have breath I will never give up . I just started on my natural hair journey after healing from abandonment and finding my identity in the Lord Jesus Christ. I'm so grateful for the hair God gave me and I'm ready to embrace it. Thank you
I’m feeling some type of way about this video. It definitely shocking to my soul. I had some soft locs in and I cut my hair in 2 places while taking them down so I had to make a drastic decision to cut my hair the same length which is very short. I didn’t learned from that I’m currently wearing box braids. I feel so guilty because I know protective styles don’t protect your hair but my hair is so short I can’t do nothing with it but it’s long enough to braid but I can’t style it because of the blunt ends. I’ll definitely wear my hair out after 1 month. It can’t twists the ends are too blunt
❤I just subscribed. Please can you let me know if your hair is in locks, or twisted? I saw a video of you conditioning your hair with Banana peel, mint, parsley and Garlic . You did not comb your hair. It doesn't look plaited nor does it look like locks but a mixture. Please explain to me how you got that look as it's beautiful. ❤ Thank you
Thank you! My hair is not locked...am a loose Natural. However, my hair is almost always in twists...it makes it easier for me to handle cos of it's density and length. I wash and treat my hair in twists...though when it's necessary, I still takes each twist down apply products and twist each back😊.
@@christabel5915 My experience with yarn(used it on my kids)...it dried out their hair...like it sucked out all the moisture in their hair. I didn't try it again. That's our experience. Maybe you should try it and see...then ensure it's low tension...see how your hair reacts to it.
The kind of backlash I've gotten coz of my natural hair is quite A LOT. I've been told that look unkempt coz my hair is very bushy, my twists stand and the strabds intertwine with each other.
This honestly speaking is more prevalent among Africans, than AA. _Hair care_ is a low priority also because of *lack of knowledge* AA are much more on it. There is a day and night difference.
@@aamengor953 No they aren't available in Ghana. However we ship directly to customers there. Kindly check the description box below this video for more information
I'm natural but I didn't know how to take care of my hair... My hair was permed at the age of 12! My hair Never came back to the healthy hair I had, when I was a child, I'm very regretful of allowing a perm to TOUCH my hair! My hair is very dry, brittle, and breaking all the time... I've been conditioning after shampoos and oiling my scalp with olive/ rosemary oil! I use a moisturizing cream after oiling but my hair becomes stiff, I've stopped that combo!😏 the front has broken off from pulling back, I've stopped that too, I sometimes put my hair in two cornrows or a fro... I pay zero attention to what others think! It saddens me to see african american women struggling so much with their hair, going bald, traction alopecia etc... Unfortunately it's what were told to us, that our natural hair is ugly but I've Never believed that for a second! Black women have beautiful hair! Your daughters hair is just as beautiful! Thank you so much for caring for your sisters!😊💖
I don't... however my hair is styled I just wear a satin bonnet or a silk scarf at night that's it. Except if I wore my hair loose for the day..then I have to wrap it or put it in a bun and then wear my bonnet or scarf.
@@Ebs2424 The truth really hurts. This is a very important matter that is hardly spoken about. We must tell ourselves the truth... it's the only way we can evolve.
It feels so good to have moisturized clean hair that can grow and get plenty of sun water and air! I been wearing a simple moisturized Afro and it looks kept and presentable making my confidence go higher, I get more positive attention than the wigs! Our hair matches us and grows out , big and beautiful, It’s unique and makes us stand out. Also it grow faster when it can breath & be pampered 0 breakage very little shedding. My only wish is I would have did this many years ago and never turned back to extensions and wigs.
It's never too late...you are still right on time to make the positive decisions you've made for your hair. You are doing an amazing thing by building your confidence like this. The way you are going, you'll have no match...Well done Lovely 😊
I feel the way that you do. I wish l knew then what l know now, when l was younger. I am 57 and only learned 2 years ago, thanks to UA-cam hair gurus, how to care for my natural crown. Thanks for your comment ❤
I’m realizing this message is only for the few who will listen. Many will continue this, to the detriment of not only the physical consequences to the hair and scalp, but also the psychological consequences to how they view their own beauty. To think that you need a wig or attachments to protect your own hair, is thinking that the protective style itself is still not beautiful. We can make twists, plaits, corn rows with our own hair beautiful!!! We just have to manage it. We can’t leave it for weeks without redoing. But the ladies don’t want to hear that. When you suggest to just wear a cute scarf or head wrap, that’s still not enough. The problem runs DEEP. It’s heartbreaking, but it’s true. Beautiful, intelligent women with a head full of hair will still throw on a wig or attachments, even after finding that the chemicals in the fake hair are harmful. My best friend from high school did this and I never understood it. This is purely a spiritual issue. Jesus said let them that have ears hear. But we already know that there will only be a few. God bless you Sis. Keep encouraging the few that will hear. 💕
The problem really runs DEEP! Will still keep encouraging the few that will hear. Thanks for being here
I totally get what you mean! But do you think there's a problem if i wear an afro wig because I have on 3 month old conrows underneath? This isn't necessarily a hatred for conrows but rather it looks untidy after 3 months 🤔
@Foxx-fj7wk Sis, I’d recommend just redoing your cornrows when they start to look untidy. Or wear a beautiful scarf or head wrap. I wear flat twists that turn to plaits in the front and just plaits in the back. I redo them every 3 weeks. This keeps them looking neat, as well as just setting aside time to love on my strands. 🥰 But ultimately we have to do what suits us. I just know the more comfortable we are wearing out protective styles, the more we and others get accustomed to them. Our hair will thrive, our daughters wil love their own kinks, and we can display our crowns in all their glory when we take them out on occasion. It’s a win/win/win all around. ☺️ That's just my perspective. 💕💙
Such a powerful message and well articulated. I wish I could give you 1 million thumbs up. Thank you for helping to empower the next generation of natural Queens ❤❤.
We'll continue to stand by the Truth and keep spreading the message! Thanks for your support always ❤️❤️
It's true we need to rethink our choices,most of us cant wear our natural hair for a year straight...but we can slay every other kind of hair extension for a year straight
Everyone should try the one year, natural -no extensions challenge
Having locs for 5 years over here nothing can get me to suffocate my natural hair again
You are right! Everyone should try it. Thanks for being here 😊
@@fatimamanneh943214 y
14 years of locking, and before that around 5-6 years of no chemicals , but with braiding both hair and adding extensions. Chemicals will never enter my hair again, ever. Love being 💯natural.
I totally agree with you ma! Wigs and extensions are the reason black women cannot grow their hair, period! Most of us just don’t care about our hair but crave for long healthy hair yet we see people who invest time and resources to grow long and healthy hair and call them liars or give credit their their genes. Glad I’m not the only one who thinks hair stylists don’t give a damn about the hair that grows out of your scalp. It’s just about installing beautiful wig or weaves that appeal to you and others so they get more customers and make more money at the expense of your hair. They don’t care if that braid will cause you to lose hair, so far as it’s nice, they will make it! Before I went natural almost 3 yrs ago, I had 20 inches relaxed hair, did my own relaxing and washing, moisturizing and sealing and would go get braids once in a while. Had a very bad cut from the stylist in the name of trimming stray hair and making the braids neat. So many stands were cut and I had to cut about 10 inches off my hair to even it out. It was a really painful experience and I cried so much. I eventually made that big decision to go natural and care for my hair by myself at that has been my best decision ever. People don’t believe my natural hair is just 2yrs 8 months old. Like, no one is touching my hair anymore 😅
GIRI ,I agree with you..I been stopped messing with stylist ,some really don't care about your hair.This has been a long journey for us Black women, we are just really learning how to care for our on hair ,and so we should. It takes time ,it's so much to learn. I didn't know what to do or what to use ,how often to use or how often to wash,you know what mean .I was so confused 😕, but I did my homework, and and didn't give up.I also did the big cut ,and now I'm 22 ins and growing, because I didn't gave up,but I wanted to sometimes. Ladies don't gave up on your hair ,you can do this .😅
I will never understand that part where they trim your hair after braiding...I can never understand it cos Girl...they be cutting your hair in the name of trimming hairs.. it's just crazy. Glad you made the right decision for your hair🙌🏽🙌🏽
Thank you sooo much @lindsaychrisharmony
I'm so sorry you had to go through that! I don't understand why some women get scissor-happy and decide to cut hair that doesn't belong to them! That so called hairstylist was apparently jealous of your hair! A long time ago that same thing happened to me,and I came in just for a trim!😤
@@Trudy_love Those who care for their hairs by themselves really end up having healthier hair and retaining more length...cos you will be more careful with your hair. Thank you so much for sharing your experience 😊
I never even notice your chin hair... or rather I don't think they take away from your beauty. Im always mesmerized by how beautiful you are.
You are Kind...I sincerely appreciate you 😊
She couldn't have said it any better👏!!!
LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME!!!!
PERIODT!!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Good thing you have enough confidence not to succumb to the critics. Do you!👏
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I am sixty years old and wore extensions over a period of thirty years and unfortunately I am left with short edges that I am struggling to grow back because of the tight braiding and a sensitive scalp I can barely touch you spoke the whole truth and nothing but the truth sis thank you dear for another informative video ❤❤❤
You can try rosemary oil
@fatimamanneh9432 I'm using rosemary oil to help with my edges and a lot of prayer and patience. Thank you, my dear ❤️
@@angelagardener5282
Also you can do different tea hair rinses to use b4 the oil. Different tea rinses have helped me tremendously weekly n I leave it in. Best wishes❤
@hopefuls3976 thank you for your pearl of wisdom. I will definitely be trying it out. Kind regards, my lovely l❤️
Thank you so much for being here...I appreciate you also for sharing. Try the herbal teas I've talked about on this channel...along side your rosemary oil...am certain your edges will be restored. Be patient and consistent.. it'll be ok. Be blessed 🙏🏾
📌💯🤌🏽♥️ Facts!!! 😂I wear only twists too and get those comments...lol as if we are styling it for them truly.
You can imagine 😅😅
I went and got my first and last silk press back in march and she was so rough with my hair, combing it with a small tooth comb while it was dry and when I would say something she tried to chalk it up to me being tender headed which I am not never have been. I will never go to another stylist again. I do my own natural hair and it’s thriving. In fact she even said whatever your doing to your hair keep doing it cause it’s thick and healthy and didn’t need much trimming.
One of the best decisions I made for my hair... Doing my hair by myself... nothing beats that. Am glad you made that decision
Thanks for this. My daughter is 27 years old. 10 years ago I went natural due to psoriasis and hair loss, starting with wigs. Then COVID lockdown, I stopped wigs as my 50th birthday photoshoot was about to happen. I am proud to say that I styled my hair for my 50th. It was so beautiful even my daughter and husband loved it. Not looked back, I ignore all comments.
Yessss! Ignore all comments...Stay Beautiful... Happy 50th Queen🙌🏽🙌🏽
So glad I listened to this video. I will need to relisten until it sinks in. Women mostly want make comments on other women's hair where I love too. Thank you for sharing your replies, you handled these experiences with so much grace 💜💜
@@Cottage-Reader Glad you found it helpful...
I have applied most of your strategies and it’s working for me
Awesome! Glad you are learning something here🙌🏽
Well said‼️💕
In the area of you styling, great response, you gave. I have hip length hair, but I don’t twist, I ‘platt’ my hair everyday in 4. I am Not sure what word is known to y’all. Brade it in 4 everyday. When I go out, like to Church I do one braide to the side or 2 braids or braids pinned up. That’s my style. So Don’t let people dictate your life and the choices you make for your hair. We can’t get rid of haters. 😅. All the best. I like your videos and your hair just the way they are. 🎉💕
Exactly! Thank you so much 💖
Hello mother fro❤️
I pray that God grants you long life so you continue to give us knowledge
You're actually my role model
I love you so much
I completed SHS last year and my hair is doing so well
Ase to your prayers 🙏🏾... I love you right back! Glad your hair is doing well...Keep up the good work 🙌🏽
@@lindsaychrisharmonyplease what is SHS?
Thank you so much for all of this good teaching i wish I knew all of this good teaching years ago . but I have been natural for 12 yrs and my hair is down my back I love my natural hair and thank you so much
My absolute pleasure! It's never too late to learn and unlearn... it's how we evolve! Thanks for being here 😊
I love your hair, it's so beautiful!!! You are definitely the BEST I have seen! I love, love, love you! Girl do your thing!🥰
@@paulettewilliams6435 Thank you so much! I appreciate you 😊
Since I learnt how to care for my hair, I stopped going to stylist, I started doing my hair myself and it has paid we'll for me so far😊. Thanks for always showing up, you inspire me on my own hair journey🤗
I like watching your videos because it keeps me going. I thank God I made this almost 6years ago. I am so happy with my hair now.
Awesome! Glad your hair is doing well...and thanks for being here.
Installing locs 5 years ago really saved my natural hair before I was wearing fake hair (box braids) back to back for many years even though I was shampooing the braids & my scalp every 2 weeks but still I didn’t see real growth until I stop using fake hair my hair is the longest it has ever been almost to bra strap length finally because of having patience taking care of my locs
The things you were doing, wasn't really getting to your real hair... that's why you weren't seeing real growth. Glad for the decision you finally made for your hair. Patience is a virtue 😊
Hi. This is the true and totally true. I'm happy to wear my hair
Awesome 🙌🏽🙌🏽
You are absolutely beautiful and i love love love you hair. I am honestly confident with my naturally hair and get lots of compliments about it though mostly wear it in twist out. Twice in my life time i tried to get weave in and laugh at myself to scorn😂 and just take it out right after. Good thing it was my sis that did it so i did not waste much money. i thought i looked idious 😂😂 now i leave that mess alone its not for me. You have said a lot that needs to be taken serious for the sake of our black community.
I agree with everything you are saying here. We don't love our own hair and think that the hair we were born with is not beautiful.
I really hope that perception changes. Thank you for your support always
What a powerful message! Well said! working on showing love to my natural hair.
Thank you! Yes you've got this 🙌🏽
Thank you. Just inspired me to continue my hair journey. Your hair is beautiful. there's no need for braids with such length and body. I hope to get to that level 1 day.
Glad you are inspired. All the best 🙌🏽
Love you for being your real you
Thank you so much
So very well-stated. 💜🌞
🙌🏽🙌🏽
Thank you. You have given me the courage that I needed. ❤
That's my mission! It's so good to know you feel encouraged. Don't give up... you've got this🤗
Very well said!! Thank you😊
Thanks for watching!
Wigs look cute on some people but not me. It makes me look weird. I have also ditched extensions after I learned that the chemicals used in making it are linked to health issues. I look cuter in my natural hair. My hubby and boys all prefer it too so I totally get it when you say the creator intended our looks to match afro hair. My black features are very distinct so once you see me, you know I can't possibly have straight hair ;-)
We always look better with our Natural hair... people are just "into artificial stuff" that's it. Glad you prefer to be "You". It's the best
haven’t worn weave extensions in 3 years and don’t regret it. my hair was so dry under the wigs and the braids. I took care of my extensions but not my own hair 🤦🏽♀️
made the decision to wear my natural hair out full time in 2021
Most amazing decision you made for your hair...and you and your hair are enjoying the benefits..well done 🙌🏽
you are 100% correct. I’m looking to purchase your hair care products, are they suitable for people with itchy scalp or fungal scalp issues?
God bless you my dear! The truth! I thank God for knowing the truth! I ssssooo gratefull for that! My hair is so beautifull! It's 5 years now since i start trying to grow it...I pray for those Who are not aware yet❤❤❤
Bless you too! Yes we'll keep praying for them to see the light😅
Love me or leave me! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Yesss🙌🏽🙌🏽
Thank you for this video❤ i need this to keep me going it's been over two months since ive let go of the extensions and wigs. It's a serious addiction my hair would be so much longer if i never did this being that ive been natural since 2010😌
You are welcome! Glad you find it helpful
Excellent video! I needed to hear this entire video😊
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching 😊
Good advice
Thank you for this video it was beautifully done 🤗 Ladies lets take care of our natural hair.
I have a bald spot in the very front of my head. It started from chronic stress and it turned to Alopecia. I have been doing everything to get my hair to grow in that bald spot. I have been to a dermatologist and trichologist. The dermatologist gave me ointment for my scalp but said it was a chance my hair may not grow back in that spot. The trichologist said, she had a treatment plan, but it would cost me $3,000 and something. I started researching hair loss and have been using herbal powders and herbal teas rinses. I do see some results. I do wear wigs to church. I hate to wear wigs, but because of the bald spots I have know choice. I will be so happy when my hair grow back in that spot so I can let go of the wigs.😢
I believe it I'll grow back. Continue to practice hat you learn here. I pray your hair will be restored
@@lindsaychrisharmony Thank you so much. I receive it 🙌 🙏 🙂
Love me or leave me ❤ amazing advice you are amazing darling
Yesss😊..Thank you ❤️
Love you girl ❤❤❤…thank you!!
Love you right back...You are most welcome ❤❤
Wow you inspires me a lot
Am glad! You've got this
Thanks for the beautiful content dear❤
My pleasure 😊
I'm so proud of you having such a strong sense of self at a young age. I wish I had the courage and boldness when I was younger but as long as I have breath I will never give up . I just started on my natural hair journey after healing from abandonment and finding my identity in the Lord Jesus Christ.
I'm so grateful for the hair God gave me and I'm ready to embrace it.
Thank you
Great! Embrace it and you'll love it even more❤❤❤
I love this, thank you❤
I'm so glad!
Good one there.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed watching ❤️❤️
I’m feeling some type of way about this video. It definitely shocking to my soul. I had some soft locs in and I cut my hair in 2 places while taking them down so I had to make a drastic decision to cut my hair the same length which is very short. I didn’t learned from that I’m currently wearing box braids. I feel so guilty because I know protective styles don’t protect your hair but my hair is so short I can’t do nothing with it but it’s long enough to braid but I can’t style it because of the blunt ends. I’ll definitely wear my hair out after 1 month. It can’t twists the ends are too blunt
Don't mind anybody you are beautiful we like you the way you look if they don't like it is the problem
Yesss🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Love your post.
Is th e products harmony natural in the store inter?
Thank you very much ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Always welcome
Continue spreading the truth.
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I stand for the Truth!
Love you Mommy
@@nthabisengmirriam110 Love you right back 😊
❤I just subscribed.
Please can you let me know if your hair is in locks, or twisted? I saw a video of you conditioning your hair with Banana peel, mint, parsley and Garlic . You did not comb your hair. It doesn't look plaited nor does it look like locks but a mixture. Please explain to me how you got that look as it's beautiful. ❤
Thank you
Thank you! My hair is not locked...am a loose Natural. However, my hair is almost always in twists...it makes it easier for me to handle cos of it's density and length. I wash and treat my hair in twists...though when it's necessary, I still takes each twist down apply products and twist each back😊.
@@lindsaychrisharmony Thank you so much. You have the most beautiful thick hair I've ever seen.
It is also reasons why most will not achieve maximum hair growth hair can’t grow if suffocating all the time
Exactly my point! Just let your hair breathe! Let your hair do it's thing!
Would using African yarn for twists be a good protective style for length retention?
@@christabel5915 My experience with yarn(used it on my kids)...it dried out their hair...like it sucked out all the moisture in their hair. I didn't try it again. That's our experience. Maybe you should try it and see...then ensure it's low tension...see how your hair reacts to it.
The kind of backlash I've gotten coz of my natural hair is quite A LOT. I've been told that look unkempt coz my hair is very bushy, my twists stand and the strabds intertwine with each other.
Pay them no mind. Keep doing "You"
No send,rock it with confidence and always make sure your make up is on fleek.
This honestly speaking is more prevalent among Africans, than AA.
_Hair care_ is a low priority also because of *lack of knowledge*
AA are much more on it. There is a day and night difference.
Please do you have some of your products in Ghana
@@aamengor953 No they aren't available in Ghana. However we ship directly to customers there. Kindly check the description box below this video for more information
I'm natural but I didn't know how to take care of my hair... My hair was permed at the age of 12! My hair Never came back to the healthy hair I had, when I was a child, I'm very regretful of allowing a perm to TOUCH my hair! My hair is very dry, brittle, and breaking all the time... I've been conditioning after shampoos and oiling my scalp with olive/ rosemary oil! I use a moisturizing cream after oiling but my hair becomes stiff, I've stopped that combo!😏 the front has broken off from pulling back, I've stopped that too, I sometimes put my hair in two cornrows or a fro... I pay zero attention to what others think! It saddens me to see african american women struggling so much with their hair, going bald, traction alopecia etc... Unfortunately it's what were told to us, that our natural hair is ugly but I've Never believed that for a second! Black women have beautiful hair! Your daughters hair is just as beautiful! Thank you so much for caring for your sisters!😊💖
@@paulettewilliams6435 True...black women have beautiful hair! Thanks for being here 😊
What’s the difference between Harmony hair care line and Liquid Gold? Labeling looks different.
Liquid Gold? Sorry never heard of that. We don't have any connection with Liquid Gold
@@lindsaychrisharmony Okay, thanks! When I tried to search your store that came up. Good to know!
@@Joshuaschoolhz You can check the description box below this video for more information on how you can get our products.
Not related to the video, but do you have a routine or a way you style your hair before going to bed ?
I don't... however my hair is styled I just wear a satin bonnet or a silk scarf at night that's it. Except if I wore my hair loose for the day..then I have to wrap it or put it in a bun and then wear my bonnet or scarf.
@@lindsaychrisharmony Thank you ❤
Um waxing is very painful 😮😅
@@lyndon2813 😂😂😂
Not me seeing this after doing a crochet hairstyle 😂
Oh dear...you just cracked me up 😂😂
They have already damaged the next generation and several generation beyond I see babies toddlers and little girls wit extension is so sad
It tiring and annoying at the same time🤦🏾♀️
I tire,I swear
I agree to disagree
😂 The truth hurts.
@@Ebs2424for some they scare to show their natural hair in public which is really sad
@@Ebs2424 The truth really hurts. This is a very important matter that is hardly spoken about. We must tell ourselves the truth... it's the only way we can evolve.
@@fatimamanneh9432 Exactly...many are ashamed of showing their natural hair in public...and that's not how the plan of the Source Of Creation for us.
This is a wel informed video. Afro hair is very unique and must be cared for delicately and will flourish as a result. Know thyself.